Sony CLIÉ handheld PDA print ad 2001 (x)

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Sony CLIÉ handheld PDA print ad 2001 (x)
Palm OS ad, source says from 1996
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Do you know Cake Mania? (Windows, Adobe Flash Player, Nintendo DS, Palm OS, Java ME, MacOS, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2, Nintendo Wii, 2006)
Yes, I have played it
Yes, I have watched someone else play it
I have only heard of it
No, I don't know this game
Puyo Pop Fever 🏢 Sonic Team 📅 2003 🖥 Android, Arcade, Dreamcast, Game Boy Advance, GameCube, Mac, NDS, PS2, PSP, Palm OS... #videogames
Is this something familiar with?
🇺🇲 Step back in time to the era of wearable tech with the Fossil Wrist PDA! Released in 2003, this innovative smartwatch ran Palm OS and boasted a Motorola DragonBall Super VZ 66 MHz CPU.
⌚️ The AU/FX series offered robust PDA functionalities, seamlessly synchronizing with PCs and featuring an infrared port, virtual keyboard, and touch screen—delivering a truly immersive user experience.
✒️ Sporting a graffiti handwriting recognition system, the Wrist PDA also housed a tiny stylus in its clasp, alongside navigation buttons and a rocker switch for effortless menu navigation. With a screen resolution akin to a Palm III and an electroluminescent backlight, it ensured usability day and night.
⚙️ Furthermore, this multifunctional device doubled as a TV remote via Palm applications, although with limited range. Its built-in watch program offered a variety of "watch faces" to suit every style.
💵 With a debut price of $249, the Fossil Wrist PDA epitomized cutting-edge technology and style, capturing the imagination of tech enthusiasts and fashionistas alike.
Doodle on Palm OS.
This thing is a pretty cool MP3 player.
Very good for listening to ebooks and the likes.